Crafting a Cardboard Mine, Cave, and Dungeon Entrance - Terrain for Wargames and Dungeons & Dragons

Join Selrahc as he shows us how to turn a pile of cardboard, toilet paper, and dirt into a mine and dungeon entrance or cave! Perfect for any tabletop adventure or wargame.

If you make anything inspired by my crafts, I'd love to see it :)
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[Ny-kelCameron]

Hey man, thank you so much for this.
I live outside the US, so some of the materials that most crafters here on YT say to use are out of reach for me and most others who want to craft, it becomes infuriating after a while when you watch a video only to come to realize you can't complete a project due to some item you can't get your hands on.
What you have here is a truly simple, readily available, anywhere in the world tutorial.
Excellent work!!

[Sichuanbeef]

Thanks for making this. Everyone is always building with foam. It looks awesome, but I just don't have space for large quantities of it. Cardboard is easier to store in small amounts.

[kailee]

many ppl have no idea the power of Cardboard and Toilet Papers for awesome props and terrains
also Toilet Papers are the best to simulate the Water, perfect tutorial.

[Fnordathoth]

This is great! Seriously, this is really great!

[kimhansen]

This is freaking awesome - all available low-to-no cost materials! Quite some work it seems, but very convincing result. Thanks for sharing.

[danlagovalverde]

Hey there! Agree with everybody so far. It's insane the power of cardboar, toilet paper and glue thaty you have shown us. I have followed this one and it came out as the best/most realistic terrain I've ever made! Can't wait for your next cool building/terrain. Please keep up the great work!🙏

[lolthien]

Dude, this is great. Thanks for showing how much can be done and so well with just basic materials that are lying around the house!

[Hugh-GinVeiny]

Thank you so much for posting this. I’m working on a project for my campaign right now and you’ve saved me so much money by showing me this method.

[MrBiggybit]

Woah, your trees are dope. Time to search for that video

[christomsharpe]

Really good stuff my man. And echoing the sentiment of the previous commenter would like to see your trees, hoping they are similarly simple as that may tempt me into making some trees at some point!

[TheJohtaja]

Aww man you're gonna make me start drinking lots of tea! (Really like your videos, just getting into terrain making and it's good to have someone be a beacon of sensible resourcing!)

[thomaskeesman]

Again, nice work! Good use of the spent tea leaf. I’ve used herbal tea leaves to vary the ground colour and texture. Just need to sieve the. To eliminate the longer fibres. Look forward to your next video. Cheers from BC

[michaellyness]

Hello mate. Love your process and the finished product. Thanks for the inspiration.

[tomrussell]

hey man, how did you go about making the trees? Would a tutorial for this be on the cards at all?

[tomoreilly]

Would love to see how you made your trees in the video?

[Andrea-opwn]

Nice stuff and Channel! The mat looks great too, did you crafted It?

[Flamethrower]

Thast really good, you make those trees too?